30 November 1932 Mystery 63 mins
A woman's cheating husband is murdered at their country estate, and suspicion immediately falls on her.
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Dorothy Revier as The Wife
Theodore von Eltz as The Husband
Douglas Cosgrove as The Police Inspector
Phyllis Barrington as The Girlfriend
Sheila Terry as Marjorie Murphy
Niles Welch as The Wife's Former Fiancee
Virginia Roye as Alma McGregor
Oliver Drake Writer
Ruth Wright Editor
Willis Kent Writer
George Melford Director
Willis Kent Producer
Melville Shyer Assistant Director
William Nobles Director of Photography
United States 23 September 1932
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